The country, moved by real feeling as well as by treasury influence, overwhelmingly endorsed the king's action.
If Ms. Palin decides not to run, it is possible that she could choose to exert her political influence by endorsing one of the current candidates, potentially Rick Perry, who is closer to her than any of the other Republican hopefuls.
In addition, while many studies have treated physician empathy as completely separate from the biomedical side of medicine, or have focused on the influence of the "informal" or "hidden curriculum," or on negative influences within the formally endorsed medical curricula [ 30, 53], we included these relations through the openness of our qualitative design.
But even in his departure, he sought to influence the race, endorsing the candidacy of Maria Cino, a longtime official in the administration of President George W. Bush and the preferred candidate of the House speaker, John A. Boehner of Ohio.
Since New York is one of the few states that let a candidate add up votes as a multiple nominee, small parties have outsize influence as they endorse candidates or withhold support.
The reparative therapy – "pray away the gay" – used at the clinic run by Bachmann's husband was something we all endorsed, under the influence of evangelical social scientists like James Dobson, who had a PhD in child development and thus knew what he was talking about.
The principle of involving men in maternal and newborn health (as well as sexual and reproductive health) as part of a wider strategy to address gender influences on health outcomes was endorsed two decades ago at the 1994 International Conference for Population and Development (Sternberg and Hubley 2004).
Peers have the potential to both positively and negatively influence behavior, depending on the behavior endorsed by the peer group [ 15].
Mr. Ferrer and Mr. Green also tussled over the influence of the Rev. Al Sharpton, who has endorsed Mr. Ferrer.
Traditionally, the District Sub-Governor simply moderated shura and endorsed the resulting contract without influencing the results.
